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savannah is an extremely haunted place and our ghosthunter guide said the most scientific thing to do was to take a lot of pictures to see if any of them capture any ghosts so (at Savannah, Georgia)

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literally (at Savannah, Georgia)

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WE WERE ALL SO PROUD OF @bowmankr ESPECIALLY ME (at Kahalu'u Beach Park)

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rained a bunch yesterday but got some real CALIFORNIA VIBES in the day before (at Venice, California)

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she found her sea (at Venice, California)

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vegetable, egg, snow, water, color with @shinyshinysocks and @oldjay__ (at New Haven, Connecticut)

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very on the same page as this construction site next door (at Van Brunt Street)

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She always let herself indulge in a bit of reflection after the new year. But looking back, despite a year of estimable personal growth, she just couldn’t shake a sense that all was not well.

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Brothy Night (at Red Hook, New York)

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Most Saturdays, I walk down every aisle of this vendor at the Grand Army farmer’s market and read the little notes and at the end I feel like I’ve just had a delicious, eye-opening, healthy meal and then I buy my favorites from the meal in my mind. (at Grand Army Plaza)

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The shrouded 🌙 cast a luminous shadow in the calm 🌊 and a carnivalesque 🚢 charted a lonely course towards, she assumed, Atlantic City. She wondered, sitting completely still in the window seat of a descending ✈️ , if it was, perhaps, “high time to get to sea as soon as [she could].”

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Tens of thousands of birds come back to this specific chimney to hang out for about a month every year before they head to Mexico. Every night at sunset they slowly gather and form a sprawling, chaotic cyclone. And then at some particular bird moment, the cyclone starts funneling birds into the chimney, like they’re being flushed down a gigantic sky toilet. (at Vaux's Swift)

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He was painfully aware of having to maintain a semblance of completeness, of wholeness, especially to those gawking onlookers who stared and judged from a comfortable distance. They wanted to see him crack, to fragment and fall apart, to shatter into pieces under the scrutiny. He resolved not to give them that particular satisfaction.

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Losing summer seems sorta ok in schemes of things grand and small. Like, re:things we lose, summer's a pretty sure bet to return again, after a short (but frigid) mourning. I like to practice being cool losing things on summer because the stakes are low. (at Fort Greene, Brooklyn)

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I feel like I'm holding my plants hostage when I see their leaves crowded together up against the window 😭

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Penny (critic, shiba inu) described "Dogs Playing Poker" as "indelibly burned into ... the American collective-schlock subconscious ... through incessant reproduction on all manner of pop ephemera". (at Lehigh County, Pennsylvania)

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As technology fell out of favor with the owners after years of unrealized promise, plants tentatively began re-asserting themselves. (at Prospect Heights, Brooklyn)